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The REDUCE Trial is open access and can be read here. I submitted the following response hoping that it would be published by JAMA Psychiatry: Comment on: Internet and Telephone … Continue reading REDUCED
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The REDUCE Trial is open access and can be read here. I submitted the following response hoping that it would be published by JAMA Psychiatry: Comment on: Internet and Telephone … Continue reading REDUCED
The REDUCE Trial is open access and can be read here. The following comments have been published on the associated JAMA web-page and are shared below: I have submitted the … Continue reading Comments on the REDUCE Trial
Following the publication of the REDUCE trial by Kendrick et al a number of clarifications and questions have been asked in relation to the study design, the conclusions made and … Continue reading “The majority, 60% had recurrent depression”
The REDUCE trial, finally published last month, established that nearly 60% of those prescribed antidepressants were unable, for whatever reason, to stop them. The REDUCE trial chose not to comment … Continue reading Something is going on here
The ANTLER study The REDUCE trial Over millennia, philosophers, alive and dead, have agreed that science, a priori, must be based on a position of neutrality. This quest is one … Continue reading ANTLER + REDUCE
This interview can be listen to here. The research paper being discussed can be read here or by clicking on the image below: Transcription of the LBC interview [if there are … Continue reading LBC radio interview
Chaired the Expert committee which “recommended that the use of depression symptom questionnaires be financially incentivised” The title image is based on declarations made by Professor Tony Kendrick in his … Continue reading Chaired the expert committee which recommended . . .
From our tower there is a view to nowhere that we alone can see, properly. The evidence heirarchy is a system, that can be turned upside down [when required] by ‘proper academics’ … Continue reading ‘Proper Academics’